Wound care??!!?!?!?!

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Water pump fell onto axolotl and broke his skin. Looks like a scratch about a little less than a half an inch but it is worrying me because of the way he got hurt. He is a melanoid gpf and it is showing up sort of white-ish. What should i do??? Will he regenerate on his own? :(
 
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thank you sorry that was my brother responding I have currently hijacked his profile. I'm not sure why he did not comprehend that response. Nevertheless in case anyone was curious about Haku's well being (the axie injured) he is fine now. He had a minor scratch which healed completely in two days and is currently eating adamantly and as active and healthy as ever thank you so much for the response!
 
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